Leo Varadkar pays tribute to Theresa May

The speaker expresses gratitude to a minister and her team for their collaboration on Brexit, particularly in retaining and strengthening the common travel area. This agreement allows British and Irish citizens to live, work, and access services in each other's countries as if they were citizens of both. The speaker emphasizes the protection of these rights regardless of future changes and acknowledges the minister's significant contributions.

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How long did the speaker work closely with the Minister on Brexit?

What rights do British and Irish citizens have as a result of the agreement?

What is protected no matter what else may happen according to the speech?

What role did the Minister's work play in the consequences of Brexit?